Sunny South Palm Sunday Visit at Pinehurst
L O in Baldwinsville writes from Pinehurst New England to describe a spring visit in the Sunny South. The piece paints Vinehurst as a parklike village with electric lights, hotels, cottages, and golf links where Vardon gave exhibitions. Local life, a six mile trolley to Southern Mines, a deer park, and a McKenzie mill excursion are recounted alongside portraits of the hospitable Pinehurst family, local folly, a minstrel show, and a note on North Carolina products from gold and silver to tar and turpentine. The essay ends recalling changes back home and plans to visit Washington.
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Boston
Vinehurst
New England
James W.tufts
Vardon
Aberdeen
Asheboro
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Mines
New York
Pam
McKenzie’s Mill
Babylon
McKenzie
Wein
Holly Inn
Worth
Paree
Jay
London
George Dewey Crutchfield
North Carolina
Samous
Imine
Diane
Washington
L. O
Baldwinsville
N. Y
Gazette and Farmers’ Journal
Wunder Comment Sparks Debate in Baltimore American
Mrs Wunder praises Washington as versatile while Mr Wunder quips that he had to resemble all his portraits. The exchange appears in the Baltimore American, reflecting a playful exchange over the iconic first president’s image.
Department Store Ad Listing Wide Goods and Prices
A historic department store advertises a full range of departments and stock. It notes dry goods and shoes, groceries, meats in cold storage, hats and furnishings, stationery, and hardware. It emphasizes stock sourced from Northern markets and a broad selection of brands and assortments for New England grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. A
New England
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Southland
Pine Grove House
Pinehurst, N. C
Wwe
Pintehurst
N. C
I. A. Flint
Stone House Farm
Ing
Mass
Pine Grove
Stationery
J. Milton Robinson
North Reading, Miss
Pinehurst